One of these days, we’ll really catch up. Until then, here are photos of Isaac skiing last week!
OK, he’s really riding in our ski-trailer-buggy-thingy, but trust me, he had fun:
The SkiChariot!
Andy towing the Chariot.
Laura towing the Chariot.
Isaac playing in the snow afterwards!
We fully intend to use this as much as possible while the snow lasts this “winter!”
R.E.M. on Sesame Street, via MetroDad, via Slate commenting on the Gen-X parenting hipster blog phenomenon.
Isaac has watched Sesame Street once and was not impressed. For the very few minutes of TV we let him watch each day (while getting ready in the morning, to keep him from climbing the walls), he prefers Go Baby.
We were taking a break from the blog for a while (partially a time management problem; partially a the-blog-was-hacked-and-it-took-us-a-while-to-get-back-to-it problem).
But Isaac is now 17 months! Here are some photos of his recent activities:
Mittens!
Talking on the phone
Cool! (at the Montshire Museum of Science)
Crawling out of the bear cave (also at the science museum)
Getting a tree, this year:
And last year:
He’s so little!!
Isaac was a little bit scared (well, actually a lot scared) of the other trick-or-treaters at the local mall, but he had fun later with Sadie.
Isaac can’t wait to meet his new friend Emma Hui Ai McKim, who was born on July 7, 2005 in Guangdong Province, China. Hopefully they can get together for a playdate in January! Big congrats to new parents Reinhart and Marianna!
Hmmm, what kind of beer shall I have?
(at the Alchemist, in Waterbury, Vermont)
Isaac, Mommy, and Daddy joyfully welcome three (3!) new friends:
Twins Alex and Cleo (born this morning at 11:05 and 11:13 AM), seen below with their mom Kath:
And Zoe Hill (born on Monday, seen with mom Karen):
Yay!!! Isaac can’t wait to meet you all!
On Saturday we walked 10K in the Prouty — twice as far as we planned to walk! — and we raised $425 for cancer research — $125 more than our goal! The event raised over a million dollars total — the most ever.
Daddy walking Isaac across the Dartmouth campus
Isaac spent most of the walk asleep!
At the end we tied ribbons on the “promenade of honor” — one in memory of Isaac’s great-uncle Richard Page, and one in support of Grandma Mary! Go Grandma!
